davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

what . Phiisdsips.is Paper B.s TO Say
About Hisn

The personal aud political" gossip Of
the Philadelphia Tsasrs contains the follow
ing in reference to Niehigan's Lieutenant.
Governor Pew men are drawing an in
come of $4,000 per annum out of al invest
ment OF 800. bat Lieutenant -0eveInor
Mcdonald. Of Michigan. is one of the few
When Capt. y. ID. Moore. one OF the sblest OF
Western prospectors. located the great Colby
mine in the Gogeblc iron range he knew the
fabulous value OF the qnd. but was too poor
TO develop il. Mcdonald was az that lime
roadmaster OF division of the Chicago
& Northwestern Railroad AZ salary OF SIPS
a month. and was persuaded 10 take third
interest in tie entry. $1,000 being neces-
sary Tor immediate purposes. For
months following the land lsy idle aud Nc
Donald admits that he often wished he had
not gone in, but finally a company was
formed the mine opened and priceless
vein of ore disc0y yered. Then affairs,
of course, look All upward turn.
The land is now leased by com
pany which pays forty cents ton
royalty on the ore taken out and this
royalty for the present year will be $l20.-
600. Moreover. NcDonalds good luck
brought him into such prominence that be
was elected Lieutenant Governor last Fall
and viii probably be tue next nominee
for Governor. Yet there are some peo-
pie who say that there is no such thing as
luck"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Detroit Wins osa

tas~.s,st - va Ns..<xss-sttNls.
BosroN, July li.-Today was an OFF day
for the League clubs. Boston and Detroit
took advantage of this to play their worst
game OF this series which was postponed by
rain. The players today were the same rs
or Tuesday Tor the Boslons and the same
for Detroit with the exception OF Twitcbell
as pitcher and White on third base instead
OF Shindle. The weather was superb and
the attendance of over six thousand. The
Detroits lit onto" Rad in great shape,
hitting him at will up to the fifth, when he
settled down TO work. Twitchell proved a
inascotte for the Detroits TODAY. pitching a
superb game throughout. White dis
tlnguished himself AT third and with the
stick. hitting safely every time he came to
the plate. The score showed Detroit, z;
Boston 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
FOUGHT foaTY-foUR BOUNDS.
A Desperate Fight which Was Declared
a Draw.

Nsw YoRK. July 1.-THE long pending
bard glove lght between Tom Doris. Of
Nonkers. and Pat Farley. Of Brooklyn,
took place early this morning. The men
fought in 24-foot ring al poiut thirty
miles up the sound, upon the identical spot
where the Carney Mitchell battle vas
fought. The fight wss a long and stub
bornly contested one. F0rty-iouf rounds
were fought. lasting two h0n-k and fifty
six minutes. Both men were badly pun
ished, Doris on the face End Farley on the
body. As neither meu could win and q
police psir0i boat was bearing down upon
TIE point where the bght wss n prorrees
the contest vss declared q draw and the
Stake money OF 800 wss drawn. The purse
Of fH additional Wos divided
Tie gfeaiesf secrecy wss plsintsiDed with
refere - its fight and only q Limited num-
ser we're present chiefly sports from Brook .
lyn ard 1nhkers 1bs faen did not enter
the ring uusii a fn. Doiis weighed J ~
pounds snd lsFieY l3s. Al fhe end Of he
iignt DORIS appeared 20 be tbs worse pun
shed. II 9ss che ~ bs most SAVAGE en-
counters ever witnessed Ia this vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

re-rc aai Cf TniBlen Visited Tair
Haven feccnAy. De Hss n iiife EnzilsB-
ran ard vas ll.fr tFr c5c'F The la.iy q
iufueli0. iv tis leca leuefs9siei ard - s..f ID
dismal hoT Atfri Us rss.i4 fle
ladt iaeeh i.' he frr; ~ as heTi.uz u8fil
she offered - ny fea eesls worth 81 order
- ct fia c 7 n 80. hs zsnfed bsr % IN
vest twsnfr oents AL nc lres. srd he
a-aia lex1n si sDI LEX Ike spoiled
cad lie .1 70 eoa1pToSs.ise even IN
twenty ce-lts. fhe isdy. So ~ ttst srfi-
fTntion wss i1s.sesibls. was 1naiiy ofFnY,sllcd
- buy caaTfers worth TIE ge,i8ser then
packed up End ~, asrtford Tiraes
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
The Crown Prince Much Better.

LONDON, July l4.-Ths voice of Crown
Prince Frederick William is now clear and
has almost resumed its normal condition
The Prince today visited the throat hospita
in Golden Square. He was keanly interest
ell IN the case observed. espe cislly in that
OF an old man who had Just been cured
afeer having been afflicted witn growth
similar 10 that upon the Princes throat. 4
crowd OF Germans gathered Outside while
the Prince was in the building AMI upon bis
exit he was enthusiastically cheered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

fhs Dag Csi.bs.tsa AZ F.rfs wilheut
.>rsoas frssof<-

PAEEs. IuiY Il. Pnesiisss GFsy's recsp-
tio0 by TIE people. ~ De rode - the review
Of tas troops sas. - . ~hoi-. cordial, bat
here snd there hissss were heard Cries u
iie< - kepebisqa4e' see heard OF avery
ais sat occasionally Use "a Pfss.dess'
aud Fiss Gzssy.e The rsslsw Al Long
CtiAmes xas without speci4l incident. fhs
Immense crowd maintained Derfect orsier
aud he iroops we're hszrtiiy eheerea- kns
march pzs< began al 40 and vas haiskss
a. 80 ,. -. President Grew Al once se-
Turned - Paris snd the crowd dispersed
qulet'y sad good Tns popn ace
q fssls afe quiet tonight and Tears Of an
ensente have disa peafe1.
The euly effort % create serious disturb
ancs at the Long Champs review vas msde
BY smzil Iarsy 0f irfeeoacilables beaded
~ II n ROchsf0rt. Lsis1nt and LsguerFs.
The lestsrs zstea1 pied 90 harznzae TIE pso-
pie shils their athsre ats raised criss hos
tile 70 ths Government The movement
was unsuccessful. the voices Of maieOn-
tents being drowned BY shouts OF Vac
Gfsyy' on TIE part Of the crowd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
KlNGSLEYS BUDGET,
Weekly Summary of News and Chapter
of Personal Gossip.

Weekly Summary Of New. and q Chapter
Of Personal Gossip
KINGSLEY. July H.-AnotheT new arriya
in town. To Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Rollo-a
fine girl. Peter is happy man. 10 wearing
a very large smile and new tilo----0us
Stanton skipped out one night last week
taking about $50 of bis fathers money
The Methodis,s held their quarterly meet
ing last Saturday and Sunday with large
attendance on Sunday evening, the congre-
CATION numbering seven persons. This Is
q good Methodist town. n.-Ihe annual
cyclone struck town Monday evening oc-
casioned by the school meeting. There
was plenty of wind bat not much damage
done. the meeting being adjourned for two
weeks.-Nick Chattuck hsd his examiDa.
ton Monday for shooting Walter Deyo
and was bound over for trial in
the October term Of the Circuit
Court. lie is ont on ball.
says be will give the town "A sensation by
arresting one Of his late boardsrs for hng-
ging the cook. Now I can not see why the
Doctor should be indignant about any such
thing as that. for hug our cook every day
and ] don't think any one gets mad about
H. ISsy, Mr.. Editor. II my wife ssks you
il wrote this just tell Der il was some other
fellow. "A q. Edwards boasts OF the
fret cucumDers OF the season snd our Sta
ton agent Of the first ripe tomsioes.---
VIM. Schwsnders has sold his farm one
mile east Of the viliaRe and moved 10 the
south part of the State Mr. aud Mrs.
Schwanders are followed by the regrets Of
their many friends at their loss from our
society and by their best wishes for their
future welfare.--'fhis Is one Of the ear
hest seasons known here ftr years Far
mers are commencing harvesting and wiii
get an exceedingly fine crop.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
: HI. sentenca Commutea.

LANSING, Mich, July l4.-The Governor
has commuted the sentence of VIM. Define,
IT,, sent from Flint. March, 1887, to Jackson
for life for arson. to eight years from date of
sentence. Define was convicted mostly on
c.rcnmstantial evidence. aud while he un-
doubtediy fired building, il was not clear
that he aid so with inlenL 10 burn also the
dwelling house adjoining. The law then
ex.siing left no discretion 20 The Judge, but
required an absolute life sentences in case of
conviction. The recent eS.sisture amended
the statute allowing tie Judge to let cir
cumstances in measure govern the SEN
tence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Charles II. Norris, Chairman of the
Regatta Committee on Grounds and Boats.
received notice Yesterday that the Grand
River Boat Club. OF Lansing. will arrive
Saturday morning bringing four boats.
They will be qnartered - tie Morton.
The Sylvsns, Of Moline. H., last years
winners Of the senior .our Dared race are
expected 20 arrive this evening or tomorrow
morning aud will go into immediate train
ing over the course, preparatory TO meeting
their old TiiaIs-ihe Fsrraents. OF Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
THE WATER WAYS CONVENTION.
Expected tn be the Largest Assemblage of
the Kind Ever Held I'm the State.


the Kind Ever Held I'm the State.
SAULr STE. MARIE, Mich, July 1.-THE
National water ways convention, which
meets here on the 10Th TO take steps TO urge
Congress for an immediate appropriation
for the new and larger lock and for
the other improvements Of the ST.
Mary's River. looks bigger as ID gets
nearer. At present the people are
arranging 10 throw open every house in
town To the aid of the hotels in caring for
the people, but il is feared that the accom-
modations. even with this generous pro-
vision, will fall far short. The convention
will be the biggest assemblage Of the kind
ever held in the State. If the present inGica-
tons hold true, and that it will WELD q
heavy influence in the next session of
Congress is looked upon as settled. IL
is certain that the present lock viii soon
be too small and that il will be
necessary, in all probability, 10 have the
new lock provided for in q single appro-
prialion. while the Hay Lake channel also
canno, DE attended TO too quickly for the
good use OF this city and the other Lake
Superior towns. Under these circumstances
and in the view of the large number Of
people and the variety of interests affected
by the navigation OF the river. il is not sur
prising that the convention will be so large.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
snor IN rHs SHOULDER.
a kspostsa Atsspps a sssiaias Proves "
be oasy 80 Ae<iaeSt.

Al about 7 o'cle<k last evening Daniel
Converse. . young man In tbs sBp.os Of
tie G. K 4 l. kxiiro>d Company. wa =
couple Of friends. was shooting al tsfkss
IA the grove nszx she east end II Hsll'si
Converse was asiax small shot gun. he
"sDsppein the slp. snd - Il failed il n 81
o.. be undertook 70 draw the charge. hsss Il
seems II II bad esly hung ire aud when
II went on the ehsrze took efiect in his
shoulder. his eeknpsnions msnsssa -
stop the blood and he walked 10 bis home
near tas Fair Grohnds. Il wss reported 20
De = csss of ATTEMPTED suicide Dut On in
yestigstion proved thst the sazlr was purely
accidental as above stated
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

NEW YoRX, July 1.-the deaths for six
days OF last week amounted 10 nearly 800,
against SOB births for the same period
The Sanitary Department has detailed fifty
young physicians for immediate service
each man being assigned his territory in the
tenement-house districts, where the heavy
mortality is occurring. and il s the inten-
tion 10 make the tenement house corps a
permanent adjunct 10 the health-office
staff
Cinnamon in the Mott street colony have
been dying in unusual numbers this Spring
and Summer. and in the majority of n-
stances pulmonary complaints nave been
the cause.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

LONDON, July 1.-Professor Typdall in a
communication published today. says that
be has received numerous letters from all
parts OF America on the Irish home rule
question, and they all recommended ihe
utmost resistance 70 MIR. G.adstone's policy
"Inasmucb." says Professor Tyndaii. Is
\ desperate gamester, miscalled j statesman,
has chosen TO invoke Ignorant foreign
opinion against the instructed opinion o.
his own countrynen. it IS worth showing
that American opinion is not entirely -
his side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Although liberal give % Catholic insii
futions during her lifs time. tie sUibori
ties q thsf church refused - ALLOW the
bods of the iass Ncilis Smith - be inferred
IN consecrsssd ground ard los fof he'
burial has been purchased ~ he Fsiies
C1y ceras srv. Tire funeral vii bs htle
this r1ffDsns 81 ~ o'tiecs from Der ifts
fssi3suoz = b eBs-s... and fbe rev. j. 3
Eohsrgs visl - grrn the set ed rites tbs
pal b~zreIs vfH e FEnms RogprE. Agnes
Carpenter, Minnie Brown sn5 fS~orTi
Young. Some r1e2n hcfnt f0rsl tribute'
vere seat yesterday nr iate frisuds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

thsNasNt 70 Nst NsSesstn -sts>.a.
CALEDONIA, July 1.-THE game of ball at
this place between the Caledonia and Fruit
port mines, resulted in victory for the lat
ter by a score OF 25 10 33. John Tray lost 9
finger nail and ia Tray had finger put out
OF joint during tue game
A horse driven BY Anson Rosenburg ran
away this morning, demolishing the vehicle
and slightly inja.ing the occupants, Mr..
Kosenburg and the Misses Nettie Colborn
and Anna Pratt.
The NJ. E. Society purchased new organ
today.
Tie brick have arrived for Stone IL
Brooks and Witimer Bros brick blocks.
Our creamery is running To its fullest
capacity and promises TO be q success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

SEw YoEx. July 1.-The united French
societies celebrated the day by large pic
uic a. Harlem River Park. where promi-
n-nt Preach residents spoke. There were
frequent cheers for BouisDger. NJ. saint
Anger read az ole, one verse OF which re-
ferfed 10 boulanger rs making the Rhine
red With ths blood OF the enemy. This
aroused much enthusiasm. Medalions of
Boulanger were distributed among the
ladies' President Cleveland sent a letter of
regret
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

We ore receiving nev Kind Il .Fafic from
the osnge rver. Il j. what l. eai.sl stin, =
and is a hrownish looking s'ibs'anes. taken
fIom the earth. which. after ce'a~ through =
certain grinding erd other twaffnfut. be-
c7nes a very ua Some Yslnt Tie afost =
IL Is taken hT rns touee here. nna u ssh
donb'irss b,ca ne {. vcfr i-gpgrfanf feafure II
IT, paint bu-Iacrs Il is dng oai q h.iis
slors fhe Csage r ver in the nfi ighbofboOd II
l. aabs;f.aTss -t. .oirs Dsilsorr.h
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

CoLUMBi, 5. C., July l4.-At $50 o'clock
this morning. by the falling of scaffolding
upon which they were working
upon the ceiling of the Hall oi
Representatives IN the State House
four colored workmen we're thrown 20 the
floor. distance Of ;huty feet. George
CaliTeil died from bis iojuries IN ten min
utes. Cyrus Jackson. sam Cuttinghall and
William Oliver we're al terribly bruised.
Jackson Is not expected to live.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

NEW YoBz. July l4.-Tse Brooklyn els-
waited railroad company have refused to
take back the strikers and today claimed
they had all the engineers aud tremen
they needed. Manager Martin said trains
we're running on six minutes hesdway.
Commissioner Donovan brought both sides
together this afternoon. but no agreement
was reached. The men declared that they
would return 10 work in body or not at
all. The company refused 10 agree TO this
and the conference ended.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Urea, y. Y, July l4.-President and
a. IN. today. The special consisted of a
boudoir car and locomotive. and was occu-
pied only by Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs
Clevelsnd's maid Supt. Hammond and
Conductor Daniels. They were accom-
panied TO the depot By Senator Keruan and
his son.
Mrs. Clevelands eye is very much in
famed and pains her exceedingly. Dr.
Berth. Of this city. was called aud pro-
uounesd il either blind boil or the sting
of an insect
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Uaionists viii Not Vote.

LONDON, July i4.-The Unionists will
abstain from voting on the bankruptcy
clauses of the Land bill if they are not
abandoned. In the face of the threatened
prolonged opposition to the BILL many OF
the Conservatives are urging the Govern
ment TO be content TO pass the lease hold
ers clause. and to leave the remainder of
the new bill over till the next session.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

20 be quite feeble and much depressed in
spirits while at Lord salisbury's garden
partv.at Hatfield yesterday. She sat almost
alone on the terrace fur nearly or quite eu
hour sni afterwards TOOK short prone
nsde leaning heavily upon 4 walking stick
subsequently size conversed at some length
with The count Of Paris
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The q. .Wssh-ts- N0ne asnos ~ the club
bsuss q ths Esks las evening ~ss epjeyse
tF ioIiT lot pf vonns people. These who
Old nof iein m tfs dsnos sfnussd fhsrn-
tslve< a. ~ Billiard table, and iu TIE
bowiine sileyf
Among re fair strangers Drphert ~sss
Mrs. Ieura =. DairfT Who vss be guest -
". srd Ms. @cT Pieroe sn5 Mics oraoe
> nbsI vho vas TIE guest Of NJ. and
krs FrsBk Eobie
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

WORCESTER, July 1.-THE final heat of
the single scull race was won today by
Teemer in 2S:2l: Hamm, 1913; Lee half a
mile behind. The distance was four miles.
Tne consolation race was won by Hosmer
IN SO. Ten Eyck 29.0l; Ross, 29:13: Mac
kay. &tl0. Conley, 1921, distance four
miles. Both races were uninteresting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

HsNFoao. Cal, Juiy - About o'clock
last nizh, ere broke cut ia the Lafayette
House. which. snrei by a strong wind
quickly sp-csi over the entire block. de-
ssrsyin the p-incipsi business ho1ses Of
TIE t0wn The total loss IS Sl50.0A5. n
surzncs. fo1k0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Lsvssss Mich., Joig 1.-THE Board Of
E3ucati0n last night unanimousir refused
20 relesss s0pe-in iendsut Hswei of the
city se aoois. from his coairact ~bicn Ak
pir~s in June. isss Thc blind school, viii
fnerrfore have 70 lock else-hsre fo- Sa-
Te-infeaaent 70 snossg Professor McElroy
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

oTTsvs. Ont, July H.-An order IN
Council bas bcen passed extending the
ninety iays cattle quarantine TO Manitoba
and t8e Nogtawsst Territories.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

and Co.orel Biutt Isfl here today for Gin
cinnati. Newport ~. and Chicago. The
chief lirsss will be the election Of site
for new barracks 81 Newport end some
matters perisining 20 the proposed new
military establishment A. Caicag0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

ToSoox. JaiY tt-Sir Mic,ssI Hicss-
Heach. farnerlY t'hief :. xelary for Ire-
iaad writes 10 t6e pa~srs that his sight :
impr8rinx. that his health i f-storri. and
thar b. -xpects - resume BIS Ftr-iemen-
Esry daties In he Auf1rn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

LoSr~~ Jaiy i4--Thss} 1ssn today laEi
TIE corner store % Wouens nerorial
sTstae 70 the iate Prince Csusart in Windsor
P3ak Aa,iut 20 Fers5ns mostly women.
witnessed the cersfaonisS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

ssrr LAKE Crrv. July lt--In the election
f1r trustees this week, the Gen;iles carried
FIVE oct Of twenty one districts in UsAh.
This Surprises and dishesr.sEs the Nor
mo1s. Il the ratio y preserves in lne con =
ssitufioo election the majority for the ne v
constitution will be small
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Other Games

Al Wsshington-wss sshington, 5; Piitsburz,a
AT Observation-Disclosures. 3; Athletic. :.
Al st. Louis-st. Louis, 2; Brooklyn. 1.
A, Cleveland Cleveland, ,: Baltimore. s.
AZ Louisville LOuisyille, .; Metropo.itans. Is
Al Newark-Seasrk, .; Chicago ).
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

cotrwrrs. Ohic. Jciy tA-Hcn Allan
g Thurman ass written tram fone lslsnd
. lis son IN ihis city. stating that be posi-
cyeiy ~iii not secept n0minatica for
f}ovensor Of 0bio.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

CHfcAso. July 1i.-Frank Nichols, o
young man employed by Rand, McNally &
Co. and living at SIG Wabash-ave.. was
whiting pine stick with sharp knife.
lsst night. when the blade slipped and
plunged INFO his right breast. piercing bis
lnug The young mans condition is pre-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The TEigcRsN.H ERALD was in error yes
terdsy in stating that J. X. Johnston was
landlord Of the Eagle Hotel al the time OF
the Evans-Smith trouble in 1865. George
Evans was the proprietor At that time, Dir.
Johnston not assuming charge of the house
until 1870.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

ROVE. July 1.-THE Pope is suffering
from stomach troubles and owing 20 the
bad condition OF bis teeth II able to eat but
LITTLE. He constantly Graves iced drinks
Of which he consumes grea. quantities lie
performs grel, ameunt OF work each day
Ia spite Of his aiiInguts
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Guilfx Thren NIurdera

Subscribe for tie TELEGRA ~ HERALD
noe. SeUen papers cesk for a shilling.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
M 'CLYRh TALKS BACK
ne seares she fsFs&s Aaehias. and s-ss ses
arebbfshep fesssrts ths ~ essis al the
n sstsr @ad nsbnobs WttA
n&nksrs


cation of his Recommendation BY name
Was reesised yesterday afternoon BY ths
Rev. Dr.. AeGlynn. IL was contained IN
= registered letter which had been delayed
1T tie Brooklyn pestoffios since Jaly ..
il reads a. soliows
No. ass Mkpls0K- -AvE.
NV NoKK. July 5 1857.
10 Re- E.iaa,d acGisaa, ~. D..
RfykkESb DocT0k.--In sccorosnce with
the Instructions 0i the lI0ls Bee. Il Is my
painful duty o. notify you that the term
OF forty days from the date Of delivery TO
you on MAY 4 from the Cardinal Pretect
OF the propaganda. within which you are re-
quired under pensly OF accommodation
10 be incurred ESQ faoio = ssoasiaafiIa 10 ap-
pear a, Rome, before the Sacred congregst-
ION OF the propaganda has elapsed anu TO
declare that as you have failed 10 appear
before the Sacred congregation of the pro-
paganda within the time specified, you
have incurred by your act OF c0niumsey,
the said penalty of accommodation
nominal. am. Reverend Sir. sorrowiully
yours. NJ. A. CoRRIGss,
Archbishop OF New York.
DIR. Mc6lynn, " hen interviewed on the re-
oeipt OF the above letter. ssld that the arch
bishops sorrow and pain" were Of the
RiA&n AitAF hiHAf f't ht 0AtHt W RAtH
that il was an unusual thing for Catholics
10 greet the name of the Pope aud the Arch
bishop with groans and Kisses, as bas been
frequently done OF late. Archbishop Cor
rigan.' the doctor said. has, with fatal
faulty, leaned upon the arm of the flesh,
and affected 10 think that he could promote
the interests of the kingdom, the flock, the
family, the church Of tbe carpenters SON
OF the man who was sn oufcast and
had not were TO iay his bead-by
visiting and hobnobbing with bank
ers and by seeking a.
perpetuate and increase the powers Of
political rings. helping all these 10 cheat.
To rob and to oppress the poor. while
preaching, in the name of Christ, resigns-
ton and submission. and blasphemousiy
perverting the words of the Master con-
cerning the poor. as if the Master had
said Blessed are the poor but he did say
Blessed are the poor in spirit
The doctor again scored the papal ma
chine, the smashing of which. he said
would result in the bringing of men into
the recognition and the enjoyment of the
brotherhood of men under the fatherhood
OF God.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

NEW YoRK, July l4.-Guiesspe Cdfasi.
whose trial for the murder Of Bartolomeo
Csresi began YESTERDAY. pleaded guilty to-
dav % murder IN the second degree and
Sas sentenced to inpnsonment for life IA
State prison.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
The German Press Ousfpoken in De-
noaneing the Conduct OF Trance.

noaneipg the Conduct OF Trance.
BERLIs. July IA German resident OF
Caudry, department Of Nord. France, writes
TO the Mannheim Journal that the anti
German feeling in Caudry is terrible, and
that he and other Germans narrowly eB-
capped being killed. He aud his country
men were insDlted in the streets daily and
Il was hardly safe 70 venture out. lie would
be obliged 10 move 70 St. Pierre, IS he had
no hopes The persecution would cease.
The Aretsfz Zc,f4Rg. referring 10 these let
ters. says that il is intoleraole that the Ger
mans should have to endure such trest-
ment- France" il says. must be made
TO understand that there is thus far, aud
no further, IN the matter"
The Beatsches Tags Biatt publishes in n
prominent position anumber of verses re-
minding France that the German hand
rests upon tae sword.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

cEie&eo. Jaly It--Three additional ierors
~sFs otfsinet today for The trisi of tbe
C,a1rfg Cosn N issi0as' b0odle cAse. Fear
noF5 ars necesssrF
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

LoxDos. Jsiy i4.-Ths - today con
tiaues The czussde against Russian securi-
les uoinfinv ont fkss even Rassis- loving
fr&acs sv1ics f8ena